Queensland
Open tenders this week from Queensland government.
A 3 GW offshore wind development in Bass Strait has moved to formally clear the way for its geophysical and geotechnical site investigations, opening a sustained run of offshore survey and seabed sampling work for the marine geotechnical and drilling supply chain from late 2026.
The site has changed hands to the delivering authority and enabling works are underway, opening the first wave of subcontract and supply exposure on one of the country’s largest current building programs.
A grid-firming energy hub combining gas turbines and battery storage has reached federal referral, putting a multi-year run of equipment, civil and electrical packages in front of suppliers across central Queensland.
A key transport infrastructure upgrade on the Sunshine Coast has moved into detailed design, creating a new pipeline of future procurement opportunities ahead.
A major South East Queensland transport infrastructure upgrade has progressed into an active construction and design-delivery phase.
Australia’s largest planned off-grid renewable hybrid power facility is progressing toward delivery and is expected to generate subcontracting and supply opportunities across the region.
Earthmoving and contract mining crews, mobile gravity plant suppliers and bulk haulage operators are the supplier categories most directly exposed as a shallow rare earths and heavy minerals deposit in Far North Queensland moves out of scoping and into pre-feasibility engineering.
A partly built gold processing plant in North Queensland is moving toward refurbishment, putting a defined set of process, mechanical, civil and gold room packages in front of the supply chain.
A short, self-contained highway-widening package in tropical north Queensland is entering its delivery window, opening near-term exposure for earthworks, drainage, pavement and roadside-furniture subcontractors.
